US2006243926A1PendingUtilityA1

Ultraviolet lighting platform

Assignee: WALUSZKO ALEXPriority: Dec 10, 2003Filed: Mar 7, 2006Published: Nov 2, 2006
Est. expiryDec 10, 2023(expired)· nominal 20-yr term from priority
Inventors:Alex Waluszko
G01J 1/58G01N 21/6447G01N 21/6456G01N 21/6428G01N 27/44721G01N 2201/0634G01J 1/08
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Abstract

A method and apparatus for genomic or proteomic research to visualize fluorescent-labeled DNA, RNA or protein samples that have been separated for documentation and analysis. The apparatus includes a novel radiation source for uniformly irradiating the samples which comprises a grid constructed from a continuous, serpentine-shaped ultraviolet light producing tube that is strategically formed to provide a multiplicity of side-by-side, immediately adjacent irradiating segments. In one form of the invention the apparatus also includes a first conversion plate that is carried by the housing at a location intermediate the radiation source and the sample-supporting platform for converting the radiation emitted from the source to radiation at a second wavelength.

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1 . A radiation source for substantially uniformly irradiating a spaced-apart surface and radiation source comprising a grid for emitting ultraviolet radiation constructed from a continuous, serpentine-shaped ultraviolet tube that is strategically formed to provide a multiplicity of side-by-side, immediately adjacent irradiating segments.  
   
   
       2 . The radiation source as defined in  claim 1  in which a plurality of said adjacent irradiating segments are at least partially coated with phosphor.  
   
   
       3 . The radiation source as defined in  claim 1 , further including dispersion means superimposed over said grid for controllably dispersing the ultraviolet radiation emitted from said grid.

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